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What do you eat?
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Role in the Ecosystem
100

A non-living organism in an ecosystem

What is an Abiotic Factor

100

Only eats meat

What is a carnivore

100

This is the source of all energy on earth.

What is the sun

100

Non-living characteristics of an ecosystem (e.g. temperature, precipitation).

What are abiotic factors?

100
Animal that hunts for its food.
What is a predator
200

A living organism in an ecosystem

What is a Biotic factor

200
Only eats plants
What is a herbivore
200

These are organisms that make their own food and are after the sun in a food chain.

What are producers

200

Name three things a plant needs to do photosynthesis

What is air, sunlight, water

200
Animal that is eaten by a predator
What is prey.
300

The weather is an example of this

What is an Abiotic factor

300
Eats both plants and animals
What is an omnivore
300
The organism that eats the producer is called this.
Primary consumer
300

Plants, protists, animals, bacteria and fungus are all 

What are biotic factors? 

300
Organism that cannot make its own food.
What is a consumer
400

Fungus is an example of this

What is a biotic factor

400
A tertiary consumer is usually one of these
What is a carnivore
400
Organism that eats the primary consumer.
What is a secondary consumer
400

Is a green pigment in almost all plants, it gives leaves their green color and absorbs light that is used in photosynthesis.

What is Chlorophyll?

400
Organism that makes its own food through photosynthesis.
What is a Producer
500
The difference between a population and a community.
What is a population is one species and a community is multiple of them.
500

Why do we need predators in our ecosystem?

Because without predators we have would have too much prey.

500
Organism that eats the secondary consumer
What is the tertiary consumer
500

An imaginary line around the middle of Earth where it is hotter than it is at the poles. 

What is the equator?

500
Organism that obtains nutrients from dead organisms around it.
What is a decomposer